edge-verifier

Data integrity verification classifies edges as typed-link or code-dep, then runs grep-verification on code-dep edges to confirm pattern presence. This ensures dependencies are correctly identified and documented for complex software projects.

Edge verification categorizes relationships between code artifacts into typed-link or code-dep classifications. You need it in complex software projects requiring robust dependency verification to ensure the trustworthiness of data processed in the VERIFY stage.

Grep verification works by performing a pattern-matching pass on code-dep edges to confirm specific patterns are present. It requires the grep tool for dependency checking and validates the trustworthiness of edges within the ForgePlan Map Pack.

Run the verify command within the ForgePlan Map Pack environment. This initiates edge trust-classification and performs grep-verification on code-dep edges, ensuring the accuracy of dependency relationships in your software project.

Grep verification is limited to confirming the presence of specific patterns on code-dep edges. Since it requires the grep tool, its accuracy depends on pattern-matching precision, making it less suited for complex semantic dependency checking beyond textual patterns.